LP The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam: Open Letter To The Blues

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Open Letter To The Blues - LP, CD

Name: CD The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam: Open Letter To The Blues
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The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam

Folk, World, & Country | Hillbilly | Rockabilly | Honky Tonk

2015

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LP The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam: Open Letter To The Blues

Bullseye (2) 10. December 2015 Europe

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More ID: 149953 EAN: 8437013270588 Discogs ID: 7805258

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Title	Open Letter To The Blues
Artist	The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Bullseye (2)
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	10. December 2015
First released	2015
Weight	230 g
EAN	8437013270588
Product ID	149953
Discogs ID	7805258
Discogs reviews	4.6

The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam: Open Letter To The Blues version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Bullseye (2) on 10. December 2015. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Hillbilly, Rockabilly and Honky Tonk.

A1	The Storm Within My Heart
	Written-By Billy Walker
A2	A Double Shot Of Heartache
	Fiddle Johan Malmberg (2) \| Piano Ike Stoye \| Snare [Drum] Axel Praefcke \| Written-By Dan Englund
A3	I'm Down To My Last Cigarette
	Written-By Billy Walker, Harlan Howard
A4	Forbidden Wine
	Written-By Don Childs, Joe Carson
A5	Farther Than My Eyes Can See
	Written-By Freddie Hart
B1	Open Letter To The Blues
	Fiddle Johan Malmberg (2) \| Written-By Dan Englund
B2	It's Such A Pretty World Today
	Written-By Dale Noe
B3	I Regret It Every Day
	Rhythm Guitar Axel Praefcke \| Written-By Johan Bandling Melin
B4	We Have Strayed So Far Away
	Written-By Johan Bandling Melin
B5	That's Why I Sing In A Honky Tonk
	Written-By Ned Miller, Sue Miller